A meta-analysis identifies key clinical and sociodemographic factors linked to poor psychopharmacologic treatment adherence ...

US doctors are emigrating to Ontario, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia in response to increasing healthcare bureaucracy and ...

Evidence supports HPV vaccination as a powerful cancer prevention tool, but improving its uptake remains critical for ...

Simple well-timed prompts to clinicians and patients with advanced cancer can increase conversations around care goals, but ...

The oral orexin receptor 2 agonist improved cognitive performance, daily functioning, and work productivity in addition to ...

In surgery and intensive care, breastfeeding is often possible in theory but hard in practice, as unpredictable shifts, long ...

Psoriasis, hidradenitis suppurativa, alopecia areata, and other skin conditions are more common in people with Down syndrome ...

Patients who lived more than 30 miles away from their specialists had median annual expenses over $400 in Tennessee and over ...

Subjective age — how old a person feels rather than how old they are — may offer clues to sleep health and daytime functioning. In a cross-sectional survey, adults who reported feeling older than ...

This doctor hit rock bottom — hard — and saw first-hand what it’s like to seek intensive mental health treatment.

To address the recent explosion in the number of effective therapies for atopic dermatitis, one dermatologist proposes a relatively simple way of organizing choices.

The findings from a large observational study underscore the need for randomized clinical trials to assess the relationship between GLP-1 use and outcomes in patients with cancer.